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Expat Tax: What the Dutch Really Think

Posted on September 9, 2011 by wordgeyser

Catching up on the Dutch news today I was stopped in my tracks by an item headed ‘Minister to stop 30% tax ruling . . .’ and didn’t read any further. For those who don’t know (and why would you?) … Continue reading →

Posted in Advice for New Arrivals in the Netherlands, Dutch Culture, Dutch Laws, Taxes and Bureaucracy, Expat Experiences | Tagged 30% rule, 30% tax rule in the Netherlands, dutch tax, exats and foreign tax, expat taxes in the netherlands, Frans Weekers, how much tax do the dutch pay?, tax breaks for foreigners in the Netherlands | 9 Comments

Filed and Finished – Finally

Posted on April 13, 2011 by wordgeyser

I have to admit to feeling a little pleased with myself today. I wouldn’t go so far as to say smug because that would be tempting the fates, we don’t have to poke them with a stick to get their … Continue reading →

Posted in Dutch Laws, Taxes and Bureaucracy, Expat Experiences, USA | Tagged 1040 filing, belastingdienst, dutch tax, dutch tax laws for expats, expats and Dutch taxes, filing dutch and US taxes in the netherlands, Filing dutch taxes, filing tax returns, paying taxes, tax filing, USA tax | 2 Comments